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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
Baseball Notes.


Ferguson has struck out more mon than any
League pitcher.
Pitcher Stage struck out forty-one men in the
four Princeton games.
Mrs Radford, the wife of the Metropolitan's
short stop, is an expert scorer.
Hurley is the newly-appointed umpire of the
Association. He succeeded Lon knight
While in Boston O'Rourke was examined for
his degree LII. B. by DR.. Robinson, of Yale.
The Cincinnati. st. Louis and Metropolitan
clubs pay the fines imposed on players by the
umpire.
Manager Thomas has gone to Cleveland for the
purpose. it is understood. of trading Kirby for
Mann, il possible
Ramsey has topped the record for 1887. He
struck out seventeen men. Kerns, his catcher,
put out sixteen. assisted four times and had one
error.
The Pittsburg club has purchased Edward
Beecher of Hartford, left fielder of the Hart
ford team, and leading batter of the Eastern
League.
The little George. who proved so wild as a
pitcher for the New York club, will give up his
curves for the present and pitch for speed only.
He is on the reserves.
The Morristown Base ball Club has defeated
two clubs from indianapolis, this week, by de-
cided score, and were defeated Friday by an
other from the same place by a score of III to r.
Esterbrook has not yet signed with the Ath-
letics The club proprietors claim to know moth
ing about q deal for him. but Charles Mason
said Bancroft was probably negotiating for the
dude"
There will be a game of base ball between the
Pastimes and the Chandler & Taylor machine
sbop mines Sunday afternoon at Park Place.
The Pastimes claim the amateur championship
of the city.
Pitchers are beginning to complain against the
new rules. Casey and Ferguson, of the Phila-
delpbias, and Rad bourne, of the Bostons. say
their arms are gradually weakening under the
terrible strain.
The Chicagos have won five of the last eight
games played with Detroit The famous De-
troit team is weakening. principally on account
of the inefectiveness of their pitchers, Baldwin.
Weidman and Getzein.
President Reach 10 much put out about the
rious rumors affecting his club. He says there
is no intention of releasing Farrar, and that the
story of his trying make a deal for Shomberg
was cut out of the whole cloth.
Morrison was on the list as pitcher Yesterday,
but just before the club went to the field Presi-
dent Newberger had Glasscock put in Kirby,
giving as his reason therefor that the obstinate
pitcher ought to have another chance.
Base ball enthusiasts at Boston were very
blue yesterday when they learned that Captain
Kelly had finally been forced TO give up and go to
Mount Clemens for treatment of his injured leg
He has practically been unable to run for the
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other League Games.
wAsKINGToN, 5; PITTsBURa. 4

WAsKINGTON, 5; PITTsBURG, 4.
PITTsBURG, June 25.-To-day's game was
closely contested, and could not be decided until
eleven innings had been played. Calvin and
Whitney were both hit rather freely, but the
washingtons showed better judgment in base
running The members of the home team sue
ceeded in stealing four bases. This seemed to
give them too much confidence, and several times
they were caught while trying to steal a base
where they had good chance Of making rum
Umpire Powers made close decision in
the fourth inning Whitney, Of the Washing
tons, started for bone after G.. Brown had cap
tured Shocks fly. The ball was 6elded in SO
quickly that Miller claimed he touched Whitney
before he crossed the home plate. The decision
caused vigorous kicking on the part of the Pitts
burgs and the crowd almost went wild in their
Indignation Had Whitney been called out the
game would have stood to in favor OF Pitts
burg in the ninth inning Attendance, $500.
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Kelly and Wheelock. Home runs-wise ~, Morrill,
ana Arson Double play-Wheelock and Morrill,
FIRST base on balls-Of Baldwin L. off Conway z.
MT by pitched ball-Sunday and Sullivan. First base
on errors-Chicago, 3; Boston, 1. Struck out-By
Baldwin, A; by Conway, 2. Passed bslls-Kelly q
Mlid pitches-Badwin, I; Conway, 2. Time-22O.
Umpire-Doescher.
NEW YORK, Is; DETROIT, g.
DETROIT Mich, June 25-The New Yorks
simply pulverized Weidman to day, earning
twelve runs off his delivery and making twenty
two clean hits. The Detroits got their three
runs on Thompson's triple, Whites single and
errors by Richardson and Conner. The Giants
smashed the ball at pleasure through the entire
game. They did terrific sfugging in the third
and eighth innings. Ward hurt his Leg and was
renewed by Deasley in the eighth. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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Pennsylvania freshmen Beaten

New LONDON. Conn, June 25.-Tha weather
was perfect and the water in fine condition when
the two-mile straight away race between the
freshmen of the universities of Yale and Penn
sylvania was started at 7:O5 this evening. They
took water simultaneously, and the first dozen
strokes made it apparent who would be the win.
ner. The action of the Yale men was magnifi-
cent; their stroke full, vigorous and clean, in dis
tinet contract to that of their opponents, who
pulled a ragged stroke. clipping the water in.
stead OF dipping their blades squarey and
throwing up showers of spray. The mile and a
half was covered by Yale IN Cos Harrison
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WASHINGTON.

Note-No one out when winning was scored.
Score by innings:
P;+tsburr.O Q o O-4
WasbingtonO o 3 o o o o o o Is
Earned runs-Pittsburg. q Washington, 3. Two
base hit-Coleman. Stolen bases-Brown, Dalrym-
Ma Kuehue Calvin. Double play-Smith, Kuehne
and McKnnon. First base on baIs-Whitney of
Washinpton. First base errors-Pittsburg 2.
Passed balls-Dealy, L; Miller. 1. Time-1:45. Um-
CHICAGO, 8; BOSTON, T.
CurcAGo. June 25-Boston hit Baldwin freely
70 day, while Conway faily effective, but
tie players from New England made errors
enough to lose any ordinary game and when q
Chicagoan could not get base any other way
Conway would give him one on balls Still,
tho game was closely contested throughout.
being lied three times, and the deciding run was
not obtained until the last half OF the ninth inn
inc Twelve thousand people turned out to get
. 1ook At Kelly but that much advertised player
was in enc dumps and had to be coaxed to play.
AS for the other Boston men, they are al mad at
shavine TO play second fiddle to Kelly" and the
result is a badly demoized team. Score;
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The Uuitad Order of Honor

Has arranged for a grand 4th of Jnly celebration
at Blue-river Park. Special trains will leave
Union Depot at 7:30 and 1885 A. NJ. and at $50
P. NJ returning at different hours during the
evening. Round trip IS cents; children 40
cents. Miller's full band and orchestra will ac-
company the excursion and render concerts and
m usc for dancing New bath houses are com.
pleted so that everybody can enjoy a swim IN
the big Blue. No tough characters or LIQUORS
will be allowed on the ground Tickets for sale
committee.
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Earned Runs-Indanspolis, 3; Philadelphis. ..
Two-base Hits--Glasscock. Cahil, Farrar.
Three base Hits-Kirby. Wood.
Home Runs-McLaughlin. Mulvey.
Stolen Basss-Glasscock, Cahill (2) Andrews (3).
FogArtv ~. Farrar (2l. Irwin. Cunning Cd
Double Piays-Mulvey to Farrar to Mclaughlin;
Irwin to Mclaughlin to Farrar.
First Base on Balls-Shomberg. CahiI, Hackett,
Andrews Fogarty 3D. FarrAr t2), Irwin ~. Cunning
Hit by Pitched Ball-Andrews.
Struck out-shomberg, Secrecy (2), Hackett Kir
by. Mclaughlin
wild Pitches-Bu iinton q Cahill 2; Kirby, l.
Time-1:5O
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Pending Deals.

Manager Thomas is in Cleveland negotiating
for a batter; who is supposed to be Mann. The
deal involves the release of Kirby to the Cleye-
lands Other negotiations are pending with
Harry Wright for the release of Woods but
the Philadelphia management asks $1,000 for
him, which is more than the indianapolis direct
ors wish to pay.
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NEW YORK.
DETROIT.
----.2 6 1 o o o 5 *-15
q q a q a q z a O.

Earned runs-Dstroit. 1; New York, L. Twobase
hits-Gore. Ewing Herman. ID. Richardson. Three
base hts-Thompson, Hanlon Ewing CT, O'Rourke.
Stolen bases-Ward, Conner. Hanlon. Double plays
chardson, Ward and Common; Ward. Richardson
and Conner. First base balls-Briody, Brouthers,
Hanlon, Ward. Conner t2) Keefe %. First base
errors-Detroit: 1; New York, 3. Struck out
Deasley. Umpire-Valentine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26

IHE Art Exhibition at St Johns Academy viii,
open June 70. and continue until June 27 inclusive
The annual commencement will be hold June %
and "a, at 730 p. m.
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then dropped his stroke to &c. and his
crew rowed we'll in hand and finished in min
utes. SIS seconds fve and a-half lengths ahead OF
the Pepnsylvanias. Time, 10:2S1.
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THE PHILLIES EASILY WIN
Kirby's Very Inferior Pitching Brings
Defeat to the indianapolis Club.

Yesterdays Games Give New York an Ex-
cellent Chance for Second Place, While Chi
cago Is Good Fourth-Base Ball Notes.
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FIRST CLASS cabinet photos So per Dozen
New York Gallery, No. 391 East Washington
street Bring babies in forenoon
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The games lost and won up to date by the
League clubs are:
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Observation-Disclosures.

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fam i6arf nit &ni9bt 3uiammeu.
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&atarrb> Sur.
gliu i6eiut's bod ipabr sn itin, buB bic

alio ideiut's bod tpabr 81 itin, baB bic
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Minneiota & Rortbpeiteru g%ompasnien
benz PIane zines 9emeini6aftliGen gabn>
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pOrfen. Man wirb 81 Iei9t an iOIs
den 9umbus sewObnt unb ipeiit has Bolt
nit eitlen SoHnun9en.
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Der %witbenbte 8robibittonss

Der pitbenbfe 8robibittonss
3u Oes Wotnes, 6raut
Bterce, lit bur9 feline booenloie Sre9beit
in einen 8ampf NIT Der itdbttiden 9Olisei
ielbt perpidelt poroen uuo bat babel
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i'm Ntbletic Surt pon 0es Motnes Elm
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laufen unb wolte ben 8olisei9ef uerbaf;
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ben &iir8ereu 9eSogen, weun ibm ni6t bret
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en- unfit mir .Simes" S>uhunup ,

go puff bic Shines" Dubuque!
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bat! Cine @asenbrids--bie eiubise, (?!D
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seiteat perben ~tOnnen, aber bereu mir fiber
iinb elm neuss Stationssebdube unb piel:
Iei9t Elm s%emeiniamer 8abnbof fir uniere
@tienbabnen uno in Solse beiier i~tartes
Stei9en bes @runbeisentbums in ienem
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uno anbere, bic man unfibren tOnnte, ioa:
ten seniisenb iein, uniere girser IN ibrer
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es ben 9ut in Der S6be perfeu unb iau5
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bes SIattes, bic anberen llnternebutern bat
Win9bauien perse1eu, bic @iienbabn auf
ben Bergen bat s. 6. @raues nod in Der
Gai6e. Oas Union Depot lit notbuenbts
senus, aber bic Saihois Central baut tetne
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psIde bic Giules wunberbarer @eiie pers
saB - ftno aud bios nod 9as. Die
Blooms" auf benz Bapter tausen nidt
uteI. Dubuque lit cine ioIibe, peritdnbise
Stabt. IS ioa ii6 ieinen suten Rumen
bepabren. IS bot bittsre @rfabruns nit
benz Boom" aema6t.
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9aas
8elobnnug.
$500

Die 2eier Der 6euti6er gIGtter
perSen it6 freuen, gu erfubren, baB es me-
ntsftenS eine 9efir9tete Rrantbeit giebt,
peI6e bic Biheni9aft in al ibren Stabien
bot furiren %tOnnen, unb bas lit Der &a:
tarr5. 9aQ's &atarrb:& ur 1T Die einsiae
est in Der mebiSinii9en Sriberi9aft be-
Fannie poittue &ur. Der &atarrb 1T cine
9onitttutionStranfbeit urb srforbert cine
Notwithstanding 8ebunbIuus. sails
&atarrbs6ur wtro ein%seuommen unb pirtt
brett auf bas Slut unb bic S5leimbauts
fld9en bes Spitems, babur9 bic @runbs
lase Der &rantbeit 5eritOrsno unb benz Pas
ttentsn Stdrte gebenb, tuoem is bic gons
it~ttution aufbuut un6 Der Natur in ibrer
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utel 8ertrauen gu ibrsu 0eiItrdften, baB
fe bunoert Dollars fir jeOen SAD anbies
ten, ben iie ni9t beilt. &aBt Sud- bic &iite
Der 3eusutie tommen. Ibreitrt
S. 5. Cheney & 6 o., GolsbO, 8.
.B@ gertauft Don &potDetern, IS Gents.
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9sidte SummerrTfe, peiBe uno idhparSe,
Staubr6de,
Strobbite,
Biquetpeiten,
bel grottp& &eenan,
$50 MatnifraSe.
&eaen, &eaeu una nihts als &eaen ,

&eger, &cgeu uno nihts als &egen !
Dus lit es, mas bic Sarner iett iebnii6:
tis p~erlansen. 90 melt 1T bis iett nod
nidtS ueroorben, unb bic @rnteaus fi6ten
ituo 70 melt gang gut, bod es lift b09ite
3eit. baB einmal wieoer Elm vRuiiauer"
tommt. Der Safer lit mod iebr furS, unb
bic Sldtter fdrben iid bereits SeIb an Der
Spite Gun, boffsntli@ bIeibt Softer NIT
ieiner 9rOpbe5eibuns, bic fir bic ndditsu
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un6 bann fol- ct AUDI einen 2obitri9 baben.
@tnselue Stredeu i'm Staute baben pobl
Resen erbulten, Der @eiten mebr ais Der
Often, aber seniiseno NAB lit Der go6sn
bieies Sribiabr mod ni1t eeworbeu.
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Sabier lebt gu ieinen alien Gasea in
grade ni9t ben beften g%erbdItniFen Sen.
Sones, Der aIs SunSesienator benz 2anbe,
aber beionbers benz Norbweiten iebr erpBe
Stenite geIetitet bat. Rir3Ii3 parb es
%betannt, baB auf ieiner 5eimatb cine
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Belt mar 6aS n6tbise @eIb seiammeIf I'M
bic 9etmitdtte fret gu iteIlen unb Der
Weabame Sones elm @ei6ent BON $1,000
baar gu MAIDEN. Die Chat par cine redt
nobele. Sic liefert ben 9epeis, baB
Dubnque'8 Burger ertenntIi3 itnb un6
5et9t, baB uniere Staatsmdnner pom Der
alien S9ule tbre 6ffentIiden Steuuusen
nt4t benubten, INN 9eu gu MAIDEN, 10
LANCE bic Come i6ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
Seine tpciBe Semoe bes beiten S9nitts
BET 7. Vaumboeper, MainsS Ctr.
Sran gutau q. 9aureute in Subume.

5raa SuiaH y. 9aureuoe in Subunne, Die
erite peiBe Srau, bic ben 8oben BON DUBUQUE
betrat, itarb bort an aQtersl6mG6e. sic fam
i'm Sabre 1928 na6 bieIem 9anbe, unb lebte cine
3eit lang III @iSconIin Jta6 DUBUQUE fam
lie i'm Sabre 1882. gls lie mad DUBUQUE fam,
itano nod fem Saus ferti9, ullb Iie beiuobnte
oas erite, wel9es 9ebaut wurbe.
Dieies vStem" mu9t bic &unbe burd
bic 9reiie. @ber ri9tis 1T bas Sactum
nidt. Sn Dubuque paren i9on i'm ..
S~abrbunbert als bic franSOfi6en @auabier
9letmaterial sruben, wetBe Srauen.
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Sir Scrofelu, armes Slut nub auacs
meiHe SiilflOiiafeit

bat ScOtts @mulfion pom rets
men Gebertbran NIT Sppo6oss
pbpten ietne8 9Iei9en ni6t i'm @ebtete
Der Wteot5tn. Wan Ieie 6oIsenbes: sd
CAB metncm ei9enen &in6e cine Slai6e
Don Scotts GmuIiion 9egen Scropbeln
Ino Der @rfoIg mat wunOerbar." 8. &.
@rap NJ. D., Bbite Sal, Snbiana.
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Sas 5piidenftaatliae SanOeIsaeies

Sus 6pIIUtHtaailI9e SanOtlsgeleB
bat feline 8irtuns auf bic SIuBi6iffabrt
ni9t perfeblt. IS seben mebr goote auf
benz Batter Der StrOme, fs baben bebeus
temp mebr Sra3t an 9Orb, unb penu bas
10 tortae6t, pirb fid bic 0ampfi4iffa6rt
IN ben nd9iten Sabren wieber bebeutenb
beben. auf ben YufasiertranspOrt bat
bag neue SHHScsgeist DcHig GiaFuB &c,
babt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31

Sas rcpu6lifaniide Staats= Gumite
bat bic Ieitenben Settler Der Yartei etnse.
LADEN, iid an Z. sunni tn 0es Wotues Elm:
sufiuoen, UNI bic Seit gu beitimmeu, mann
bic nd9fte Staatss 9onuention Der 8artst
itattfiuoen iou.
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Ser telegraph" ~bebauptet, baB trOs bes
Swiidenitaatli6en 8~unbesseietss mebrsre
@roBbdnbIer Oubuques Sreipdiie uon ben
giienbabnen baben. Stun, tuarum ni3t
bic Hamen nennen2
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gtattet ieiner 3eitung ieineu 9anf al.

Serr @bitorl Our4 bas 2sieu SSbres
suten 8lattes parb id anserest, Or. 9ars
fer's Sron Comic fir S9wa9e, llnorbnuns
gen Der 9sbsr unb ScrofeIn gu ueriu9en.
Orei Slai9sn beiIten mid. @enebmisen
sic msinsn 0ant.-Soi. 6. 8osss.
Ws9ielbl.)
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BON jeBt an pirb am Samfas WOrsen
tein StraBenbubnwasen bic 2inte on @laps
itraBe mebr befabren, oa bic StOrunsen,
wel9e bic 8asen periu6en, tas Wartts
aef6Gft AZ iebr bemmen.
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Serr 5. 9sbi bat feline 5riblinsswaaren
erbalten. 9Iu9 neue Eeppi9e in Der srOBs
ten NuSwabI ftnb unsetommen unb gu
baben gu allen Preiien uno in alien
Wuitern. Man ipre3e DOT unb iebe ii@
bic neuen Waaren an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
8anin & aaufmaun i'm Boston One

OHHKH " sFuHFHEWHH '"
Price Clothing Store, @de 4. unb Wuins
itraBe, empfebIen benz geebrter YubItfum
pom Dubuque uno llmgebuns bic ebeu err
buItenen GommuniOuanSise, bic Site,
&Gppen, bic bibi9en wetBen Beiten, bic
eIesunten 6alsbinOen, bic i90nlten Spa>
steritOde, bic eIesanten ~ietoenen 9errens
Sai5enti9er II. (. 10. Die @aaren itnO
gut unb prsisuirSis; neueite Mobe; bic
9reiie itub iebr maBts. 8us MIL man
mehr2